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Successful green roofs can be considered “low maintenance.” However, they should never be viewed as “no maintenance.” Not having a maintenance program in place will reduce the overall effectiveness of the initial investment made during installation.
The long-term success of a green roof revolves
around two main objectives: water tightness and vegetation. A quality seamless
waterproofing membrane should be the foundation of every green roof.